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The last of Teagol's pups to leave us Gwyn, left us yesterday with Joan and Les. A very pretty boy full of play and also found of a cuddle.  Gwyn before he left us Joan emailed me later in the day to tell me how they got on getting home. "Hi Jane
We had a quiet trip home. Gwyn dozed in between chewing his puppy kong which he loves. He seems to be settling in well and no accidents so far. He has been exploring the garden and playing this afternoon as well as having a short nap. Many thanks for the excellent pack and for the way you have raised the puppies. We have managed to book him in for puppy classes in mid November which hopefully he will enjoy. Regards Joan and Les"
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